>> good morning, everyone, it's 6:00 a.m. i'm katie marzullo. thanks for joining us. let's start with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> thank you, catty. we have some changes. we aren't directing fog but we have clouds. we will be watching a cold front that will be sweeping lou the bay area today. that will bring cooler temperatures, some breezy winds, in fact a wind advisory tonight and a few extra clouds. 40s and 50s by about 7:00 this morning. by noontime partly cloudy, 60s around the bay. we will look for mid-60s inland and 50s at the coast. by 4:00 this afternoon, still partly cloudy and the winds will continue to be kicking up.

temperatures you notice still pleasant but not as warm as yesterday. today begins the cool-down. breezy winds tonight. in fact over the higher elevations we are anticipating winds gusting up near 45 miles an hour. more on that and the look at the possibility of maybe some rain and the extended outlook coming up. katie. >> thank you, lisa. developing news. panick and chaos at lax after a man opened up fire and shot and killed a tsa officer. we are learning more about the officer and the suspected shooter, our reporter lilian kim has more from lax. >> reporter: travelers ran for their lives when a gunman shot his way past security at the lax international airport at terminal three. this video captures the panic after the suspect, 23-year-old paul ciancia, approached the checkpoint and pulled a semi-automatic rifle from a bag. he shot and killed one tsa agent and wounded at least three others. >> the first shot went out and it was a loud bang.

i mean, boom! >> everybody panicked. everybody dropped to the ground. >> the shooter seemed to be aiming at tsa officers. a man was holding up his bloody arm. this man barely escaped. >> he was carrying a rifle and he looked at me, and he said tsa? with a question mark. i just shook my head and he kept going. >> some went to the bathrooms and some headed for exits and some hid under a chair. >> i wanted to help them, but i also wanted to cover myself. >> i caught up with him near the rear of the terminal, and that's where an officer-involved shooting occurred. >> the shooter went down wounded. his rifle fell where he did and not a moment too soon. >> there was more than 100 more rounds that literally could have killed everybody in the terminal. >> reporter: as for terminal

three, it's been taken over by investigators. many walked for miles to get to a ride as the airport was closed to cars for most of the day. >> the driver was trying to get here and he called and said it was impossible. he couldn't get anywhere. so i have been, walking for the past hour. >> reporter: authorities say the bag ciancia was carrying contained a one-page handwritten note blasting the tsa. he said his constitutional rights were being violated during tsa searches. at lax, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> here's what we know about the officer who was killed. his name is gerardo hernandez. he's 39-year-old. he works a behavior detection officer and his job was to identify possible terrorists. he had recently transferred from montana. the head of the tsa will visit his family in los angeles today. it's the first time a tsa officer has been killed on duty in the agency's 12 years. who is the shooter? why did he snap? why was he targeting the tsa? we look into the gun man's background.

>> reporter: in the small town of pennsville, new jersey, paul anthony ciancia's family got a disturbing text. it was troubling enough that allen cumming was called to the house. he said the text they received suggested the 23-year-old might kill himself. >> our procedure is if someone is concerned about a family member, we call that local police department and do a well-being check and that's basically what we did. it came back he wasn't home. >> l.a.p.d. officers went to his apartment and talked to his roommates. they said the 23-year-old just left, but seemed to be fine. >> he was a nice guy, a little loner, introverted, but nothing that i would ever, ever expect him to do something like this. >> about the same time chaos was erupting at lax. at the had no idea that a gunman, later identified as ciancia, was shooting up terminal 3 at lax.

the fbi has since joined pennsville police at the ciancia home in new jersey. >> reporter: chief, you know this family well, you grew up with their family. what kind of people are they? >> good people. >> he's a graduate of a delaware high school. former classmates said he kept to himself and may have been bullied. abc7 news. >> the shooting caused massive air traffic trouble across the country. hundreds of flights had to be diverted from lax. some were cancelled and some were delayed. we have more on the inconvenience for travelers. >> reporter: just before 9:00 p.m. these weary travelers arrived at sfo. many had been stuck at lax all day. sebastian was coming back from australia. his plane landed at 9:0030 a.m., just minutes after the shooting. >> my brother, who lives in los angeles, texted me on my phone as soon as i landed and said be careful, there's been a shooting there. >> jenne was also traveling to sfo from australia. she realized something was wrong after she got her baggage.

>> the doors closed and there was a hold up at the doors. one of the police or tsa said, look, there's been an emergency you are staying here. you are safe. >> they kept us in a baggage claim just like this area for five hours. >> the shooting disrupted more than 700 flights across the country. delays and cancellations left passengers stranded or rerouted. at sfo it also meant heightened security. >> out of an abundance. of caution, they stepped up routine patrols around the terminals. >> as the evening wore on, terminal 2 began to look like every other friday night and travelers managed to make the best of it. >> on the scheme of things, we can deal with that for a day. it's unfortunate the tsa lost one of theirs, i think the first time ever. that's the tough part of the whole day in my opinion. >> reporter: a little perspective. abc7 news. >> abc7 news first reported the shooting early yesterday morning

on twitter. you can follow us there @abc7newsbayarea. you can always keep up with all the news developments with the mobile app. download it for free at abc7 news. >> last night 88% of sciu union and bart workers approved the deal. the four-year contract includes a more than 15% raise and improved security conditions. workers must also contribute more to their healthcare and pensions. atu's media conference is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. an hour later bart officials are planning to hold a news conference. san francisco's rec and park department has fired a man who is accused of killing a woman with a city vehicle. he's' crewed of running over a 35-year-old woman who was laying

in the grass with her baby, who wasn't hurt. he was arraigned last week and after the arraignment his son, jonathan, was involved in a possible hit-and-run with a bicyclist after leaving court. however, yesterday police decided not to charge him. this morning eight people are recovering after being rushed to a hospital after a car burst into flames in the callicut tunnel yesterday afternoon. it happened just before 10:00 a.m.. this is a picture of moving through the smoky tunnel. he said it was hard to breathe. >> i did not have a scarf. i good put my shirt up over my face. other people had scarfs wrapped around their mouths. some people had breathing masks like a dust protector mask. >> seven of the eight people taken to the hospital of children. sky 7hd shows medics treating people on highway 24. eastbound lanes were shut down for nearly two hours during the response.

tomorrow portions of highway 101 in novato will be closed from 2:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.. it won't be a solid closer. chp is going to close sections of 101 in 15-minute intervals. partial closer is to allow pg&e crews to install new power lines. be aware of that if you are traveling there at that time tomorrow morning. we also, of course, want to be aware of the weather. >> boy, was it warm yesterday. >> yeah, shocking. >> if you are ready for fall weather, are you will like the weekend. increasing winds, few clouds, and cooler temperatures for everyone all weekend long. and may be in our seven-day outlook. i'll have a look at that when we return. >> thank, lisa. also next, the revealing 911 calls from the nursing home where more than a dozen patients were abandoned and how much did state workers really know? and also a facebook app that can turn you

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the animal bit the trainer in the leg. she was treated by paramedics and taken to the hospital for a tetanus shot. park officials can't say why the animal bit her, and the sea lion is being evaluated. six flags is open this weekend, but it's not clear if the sea lion show will go on. abc7 news has obtained the 911 and dispatch tapes from the day authorities found abandoned patients at a bay area assisted living facility. several calls were taken as the two remaining staff members asked for ambulances to help patients at valley springs manor. when first responders arrived on the scene, they realized there was a bigger problem. >> we responded to this location. it's -- it's been taken over by the state and there are still clients in the building without any support. looks like the management people left them here. >> we've also learned state workers visited the facility as

late as friday afternoon. the department of social services spokesman says he doesn't know whether the state workers were aware whether of residents were only being cared for by a cook and a janitor. >> hundreds of cameras will be stationed on the streets of new york city tomorrow to monitor the new york city marathon. super storm sandy cancelled the race last year. now they are spending millions on security, double the previous amount. that's in response to the boston marathon bombings last spring. there be security check points which could change the feel of the finish line. >> whether it's just new yorkers, fans of the race, it's a great idea to stay away from that area. >> 43 police dogs will be on the ground sniffing for explosives and each runner will receive a clear bag for personal items. an estimated 45,000 runners are expected to participate in the marathon. also tomorrow there will be a solar eclipse. no matter where you are in the world you will be able to see

it, thanks to the internet. it will be visibility firsthand on the eastern seaboard in southern europe and africa. for us in the bay area, there is the internet if you want to see it live. an astronomer in kenya is planning to live stream the event. you have to get up pretty early. it begins at 3:45 a.m. pacific time. we have a link to the site. head there and click on "see it on tv." it will be just like you were there. if you haven't heard of bit strips, there's still a good chance you have seen them. colorful comic strips in your facebook news feed with characters that might look a lot like your friends. there's an app that's an overnight sensation. it might even be two popular. >> reporter: it was just another day on the news desk. everything i was writing was pure garbage, and all i could think about was the italian dinner i'm having later tonight. the boss sent me fishing for a story about an app called bit strips, so i hopped on a bus and

headed down to a coffee shop where people who know about apps tend to hang out. >> have you ever used bit strips? >> never heard of them. >> do you use bit strips? >> no. >> bit strips are colorful cartoons some of your friends may be posting on facebook featuring characters that may look like your friends. >> people love it. love it is an understatement. bit strips has now topped downloads, making it the hottest app on both the android and i-phone stores. 11 million there's so much demand it crashed the company's website, sending them scrambling for a fix. the ceo said we've been overwhelmed by the response and have our heads down keeping things up and running. they are ecstatic about the popularity. but how does it work? finally i came face-to-face into an expert user. >> just kind of jumped into it and i usually make about one or two a day now. he explains the jeanias of bit strips is it's quick. they have artists drawing new

cartoons every day, you pick one, put something in it and say something witty. so if you are ready to give it a try, the first thing is design your avatar. make it look a lot like you or a younger, thinner version of you. every detail is on the table from bushy brows to wider shoulders. that looks about right. of course, it's social so you can put your friends in there with you, add a speech bubble, and it's done. the jaded might argue it's too easy. >> some people are really, really into it and eats all they do on facebook and use bit strips and use it as their personality. >> all your friends turning into cartoon zombies. now that's news reporting. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> bit strips are getting quite a reaction, both positive and negative, on our facebook page. we invite you to read the comments at facebook.com/abc7 news. a celebrated artist is planning a project on alcatraz. he's work to get approval f it's

approved the show could open sometime in the fall of 2014. now so far there's little information about what exactly the artist is planning to show at the former prison. the artist himself was jailed by chinese authorities in 2011 and he's made several art pieces about his time in prison. big reminder here. don't forget. we fall back this weekend. day light saving time ends tomorrow at 2:00 a.m. so set your clocks back one hour tomorrow night and make sure you are on time for whatever youçó have going on on sunday. especially for people who get up in the middle of the night, say at 2:00 p.m. sorry about that. >> 7:37 is our sunrise this morning. and setting after 6:00. of course, tomorrow the sun will be up earlier. we head outside and check out live doppler 7md. first you notice it is clear out there and we do have not only the clear sky staying out forecast bay this morning due to

the pressure gradient, but the winds kicking up and allowing for the clear sky. but that's going to be offset by the winds and by a cold front that will visit us throughout the afternoon. here's a look from the tower camera this morning where it is nice and clear with 50 in san francisco, 51 in oakland. good morning, los gatos, 49 for you. half moon bay has a little bit in the way of fog with a quarter mile visibility at times. so be advised of that if you are traveling along the coast. we've been sitting in santa rosa at 40. 41 napa, and over into our east bay valleys clear. 45 in the livermore valley. so a couple of changes headed our way for the weekend. in fact, more seasonal weather with a cool-down on the way. as much as two to five degrees cooler today and the winds conclude upton. a wind advisory. especially at the higher elevations and the coast, and perhaps rain headed our way not until the end of the upcoming work week. at this point it doesn't look like a great chance of rain but maybe a pattern change. so from 11:00 tonight, 7:00 tomorrow morning, some very

gusty winds. in fact, they could gust up to 45 miles an hour from santa cruz mountains, the diablo range and up in the north bay mountains as well. it will get windy on the coast. today as high pressure drifts way, the cold front is still to the north of us. throughout the early part of the day. rainfall will stay up in extreme northern california. we will look for just a few more extra clouds. then the slightly cooler air pushing in behind it. temperatures coming down. so they have been well above normal today. today will be more like average. more 60s and 70s. you notice the trend does continue into tomorrow, the second half of the weekend. but today temperatures in the upper 60s. that's the switch for san jose. 27 morgan hill. still pleasant around the bay but just not as warm. 68 sunnyvale. 67 in san mateo, and milbrae coming in about 65. west winds kicking up at the coast today. it will be bright and sunny, but

much cooler. daly city 62, san francisco average high is in the mid-and upper 60s. pretty typical for early november. 72 in sonoma. you get a little bit further north and slightly milder temperatures. look for 68 in richmond. fremont about 69. you head over the hills, here's where we will see a return to the 70s with pleasanton at 70 degrees. 72 antioch. the accuweather seven-day forecast we fall back tonight. sun comes up at 6:38 tomorrow, sitting at 5:09. we will look for the shorter day and the breezy winds to continue for sunday. below average monday. little change on tuesday. slightly warmer midweek and the next incoming weather system maybe will bring us rain by thursday. abc7 news has another great weather resource for you to follow. that's live doppler 7hd on twitter for the latest bay weather conditions, rain or shine, plus get video forecasts, spare the array let's, power outage info from your favorite

weather team. hopefully we want bring in some wet weather. >> that would be good. but cold, i just got the chills thinking about being cold. >> 'tis the season. >> yeah, yeah. i must get stronger about that. next, marines are standing at attention outside a pleasant hills shopping ce you got to love the weekend. it's like everyone came to, "if it's good, let's save it for the weekend." so here's to the kfc ten buck weekend bucket. ten pieces, ten bucks. any recipe. just ten bucks every saturday and sunday. today tastes so good.

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tell us what is coming up on "good morning america." >> coming up, chaos at lax. young man with an assault rifle storming into the one of the country's busiest airports, firing on tsa agents, killing one before being seriously injured himself in a police shootout. the latest details on the shooter, who is he and what were his motives and how is this affecting traveling across the country in also a terrorist leader killed. this is the biggest get from osama bin laden. the mastermind was killed by droughns. more details coming up. plus, what can your dog's tail tell about you? it desifers from exactly man's best friend is feeling when they wag their tails, are they happy to see you or are they trying to tell you something else? and check out this unbelievable stunt. does this daredevil pull off a perfect landing into a moving target? we will show you how it ends. this woman did it in one try, so

i suggest you not eat breakfast before you watch this. a bit of a doozy. >> it's making my head spin already. thank you. see you later. ♪ >> you are listening to the sweet sound of "blind boys of alabama." the gospel group has won five grammys and they are headlining a benefit foundation tonight. it is a savior the nation. they help 3 million people suffering from cataract blindness to get their sight back. it's at 8:00 p.m. at the fillmore. not too early to think about holiday shopping. the marines toys for tots campaign began collecting donations yesterday outside bay area toys-r-us stores. they hope to have all the boxes full over the next six weeks. the guys, of course, will be given to needy children. the group has handed out close to 4 million toys since 2004.

you can drop off donations until december 8th. you can also give online to the toys for tots campaign right up until christmas eve. >> next, a controversial gun show comes back to the bay area. you will hear from the show's owners about recent efforts to drive them out of town. >> i'm in los angeles. i'll have the latest

>> welcome back, everyone. we are coming up on 6:30. starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, katie, good morning. hi, everyone. our weather will be changing as

we look at temperatures coming down today. right now it's cooler. santa rosa at 40. half moon bay 46 and some fog. san carlos 45. and the changes come with a cold front that will be push luke the bay area today. now behind it is when we get the slightly cooler air. tonight we will have gusty winds. but around the bay today, low 60s to the upper 60s around the san ramon valley and berkeley, castro valley. but at the coast, we will call it partly cloudy, upper 50s to the low 60s. inland still pleasant. you see 60s and 70s. today begin the changes. the second half of the weekend should be cooler and we are leaving room for a little bit of rain coming our way, perhaps into the upcoming work week. we will detail that for you in the accuweather seven-day forecast. katie. >> lisa, thank you. developing news out of l.a. we are learning more about the terrifying shooting at los angeles international airport, including the identities of the shooter and the victim. good morning.

kiko is live at the airport. do you have an update for us? >> reporter: good morning to you, katie. this morning we learned terminal three where the shooter occurred is partially reopened to passengers. that's good news for the thousands of people affected by the shooting yesterday in a scene that many called one of sheer chaos. a quiet morning suddenly plunged into havoc friday. the stampede of terrified travelers when a lone gunman, a 23-year-old paul ciancia, approached a tsa checkpoint and culled a semiautomatic rifle from a bag. he shot one tsa officer dead and wounded at least two others. >> the first shot went out, and, i mean, it was a loud bang, i mean, boom! the shooter seemed to be aiming at tsa officers.

a man wearing a blue tsa uniform was helped from the scene, holding up his bloody arm. >> i heard gunshots and we all just went down to the ground. >> those who could made a run for the exits while others sought shelter in bathrooms. >> i caught up with him near the rear of the terminal, and that is where an officer-involved shooting occurred. >> the gunman went down, wound by police gunfire. he was taken to the hospital by ambulance under heavy guard. police say his rifle fell where he did. along with ammunition that might have fueled a bloodbath. >> there were more than 100 more rounds that could have literally killed everybody in that terminal today. >> the tsa officer who died was gerardo i hernandez. he was 39. the first tsa agent ever killed in the like of duty. >> a tsa officer got up and went to work this morning and is not going to go home to their family. hernandez was a father of two

who recently transferred here from montana. law enforcement said the alleged shooter left behind a note that specifically addressed anger and frustration at the tsa. the note also suggested the alleged shooter expected to die out here in an airport shooting. abc7 news. katie. >> kiko, a quick question for you. stick the alleged shooter. we heard from roommates who said he was a normal guy, maybe a bit of a loner. what have we heard from his family some. >> well, reportedly his younger brother in new jersey reportedly received a text message from him that indicated he might do harm to himself and that caused the lapd to construct a welfare check to his apartment prior to the shooting. he went to his apartment and talked to the roommates and they reported back that everything seemed to be okay. >> now we know it was not. thank you, live from lax thisçó

morning. a big gun show at the cal palace is the first. the show becomes more controversial with yesterday's shooting at lax. we have the story. >> reporter: during the last year crossroads of the west gun shows attracted over 400,000 customers. crossroads of the west is billed as the biggest gun show in the country. this is state property and the state has no problem with the shows. let the decision making -- this spring, a state senator mark leno proposed a bill that would have required both san francisco and san mateo supervisors to approve gun shows at the cal palace. both went on record opposing the gun shows. if the bill became law, that would be banned here. the legislature passed the bill but governor brown vetoed it. the bill's owner said it was not good for the state. >> it would cost about $1 million to replace the revenue the gun show creates for the state.

>> the show comes in the weak of the shooting in los angeles. a gunman fired a rifle killing a tsa agent and wounding several others. now again, the question of banning high-powered weapons. templeton the answer is not about guns. >> until we address the underlying issues of mental health, we around going to be able to get a handle on stopping these horrible, tragic mass shootings. >> gun rights advocates argue that it really boils down to a second amendment issue, pure and simple. congresswoman jackie spear has sponsored several gun buybacks. she's an outspoken advocate for a federal ban on gun shows. >> no one wants to take a gun away from someone who rightfully owns one, but no one needs an assault weapon. in the show opens this weekend and as usual, the cal palace parking lot will be filled and

thousands will attend. vic lee, abc7 news. >> there will be a memorial today for a san jose teenager who was shot and killed by an officer. a federal civil rights lawsuit will be filed monday in san francisco. andy was shot october 22nd while holding a toy gun that looked like an ak-47 assault rifle. his older brother, anthony, said the family is doing its best to cope, considering all things. >> they are hanging in there. it's really hard on everyone. the house isn't even the same anymore. >> how so? >> it's quiet. feels like there's a void in the house. >> today's gathering for andy will be held on the field at moreland avenue at 3:00. >> new this morning, president obama said budget negotiations in congress are about choices and priorities. in his weekly address he urges congress to pass a budget that includes spending on education, infrastructure and research. he said there's an obsession for cutting spending just for the

sake of cutting. he said it's not helping grow the economy. >> remember, our deficits are getting smaller, not bigger. on my watch they are falling at the fastest pace in 60 years so that gives us room to fix our long-term debt problems without sticking it to young people or undermining our bedrock retirement and health security programs or cutting basic research that helps us grow. >> house and senate budget negotiators hope to strike a deal that would avert a new round of automatic cuts set to hit the pentagon and domestic programs. >> ahead on the abc7 saturday morning news, the east bay city installing cameras everywhere to keep track of people coming and going. and a live look outside right now from our sutro cam. it's going to be 66 degrees in san francisco today. maybe rain next week. lisa argen will ha

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has been reported, but they have been spotted in menlo park. they will go door-to-door handing out information about ways to prevent the spread of the mosquito. that begins at 9:30. >> this weekend voters in san francisco can swing by city hall to drop off their mailed ballots. the stations will have blue canopies to make them easier to see. this weekend they are open from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and open from eight to five monday and from seven to eight on tuesday, which is election day. >> 6:41. lisa argen with a look at the forecast. it's a november forecast, as it should be. >> yes. we do have fog, though. zero-mile visibility half moon bay. look at the golden gate bridge, kind of busy right now. of course, the fog is a big problem here. it's moving across the bay. but overall we are still

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the upscale east bay community of piedmont is fighting a recent crime wave by putting up security cameras along it's borders. the police department doesn't want to say exactly where they are located but we know there will be a lot of them. wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: around outlying enter second necessary piedmont, look up. they might call these the eyes of big brother but not ideal in the big island city. >> i think we need big brother

to watch us now. >> we have the highest crime rate in my past eight years and i've looked at the records. it's probably in the past 20 years. more importantly, it's been the highest increase. >> piedmont city councilman cast one of five unanimous votes to spend $673,000 on 39 cameras at 15 locations in the city. they read license plates of cars arriving from oakland. oakland surrounds piedmont. a big reason crime has been on the rise in these parts. >> because the haves have more and the have-notes have less. the discrepancy is becoming more apparent. >> burglaries have always been a problem, but there's been more forcible burglaries. >> the city has been installing cameras for roughly two weeks. no word on any deterring effect. this one looks down on jeff hanson's gas station. >> sometimes i think oakland and piedmont both benefit from this. >> jeff is more geographically

qualified to address this than most people. here's why. see the sign on the other side of the street in it says welcome to oakland. and this sign here, welcome to piedmont. the border between those two cities runs right through his property. >> i don't believe it's a violation of privacy. all it does is read the license plate. it's not taking pictures of people. >> but there are naysayers in every crowd. ross works down the street in oakland. he thinks the solution should be more police, not more surveillance. >> i understand the desire to have the cameras up there. i get the people are afraid, people are angry. but where does this stop exactly? are we going to have cameras on every street corners? cameras this my house? where do we draw the line? >> on the boarder of oakland and piedmont, apparently. in piedmont, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> new this morning, starting monday elementary and middle schools in novato will be outfitted with security cameras. our media partner reports novato is spending more than $140,000

-- $120,000 for cameras. they installed cameras at the high school last year. district officials say the cameras are part of a continuing effort to keep students face and avoid vandalism to school property. 6:47 now. prepare to bundle up. it's time, right? >> yes. it should be the beginning of a pattern change that we've been waiting for. even though it's a dry cold front that we are talking about that's going to be pushing through the bay area later on today. so look at live doppler 7hd. not picking up much. but throughout the afternoon we will see the winds, a little bit breezier, especially along the coast, and then tonight a wind advisory goes up. a few more clouds, but the rain staying far north in eureka and crescent city. here's a look at the fog. you see it pushing out over the bay from our sutro camera. there's a little bit of it here and more on the coast. half moon bay, you really can't see anything at 46 degrees. 48 in san jose.

50 in can as a result lows. in fran coming in at 50 degrees, as well. our east bay hills camera. you can see the fog here, as well. not going to make it too far across the bay, though, because we will have the northerly wind take over throughout the day behind the front. that sets the stage for the gusty winds this evening and the breezy winds tomorrow. 47 by the delta, as well as concord. and the numbers sitting right at 60 in santa rosa. so it's typically chilly out there. emeryville this morning looking at a few clouds. cooling trend getting set for the weekend. the gusty winds over the hills, along the coast. tonight it will stay cool. and breezy. chance of rain thursday and friday and it looks like things will really change around here. maybe sierra snow and more rain in the forecast. that would be good. we are at least an inch behind in san francisco for this time of the year. santa cruz mountains, the diablo range, up to 45 mile-an-hour

winds. possibility of downed trees and power lines. make sure you secure some things around your house. and if you do live this the higher elevations, you probably know the drill. even the low-lying areas could see some of those breeze city winds, as well. it's all compliments of this system here. you see the green behind the pannel. the rain, not much of a rain-maker. but it will allow for the pressure gradients to ramp up and the northerly winds keeping the fog out, but bringing down a slightly cooler air mass. not a whole lot cooler, but the winds tonight very gusty, and then the second half of your weekend partly cloudy skies and temperatures cooler than today. so today begins the initial cool down. temperatures are in the 20s now in the sierra nevada. 58 later on. and maybe some showers in the northern mountains here. but you will notice the activity, the green well i up to the north. 80s, still some warmth in los angeles. 86 palm springs. partly cloudy skies. 60s and 70s today across the bay. 67 in oakland. these temperatures really about

where they should be for early november. 68 palo alto and 69 in san jose. look for 67 santa cruz and low 70s return for napa, santa rosa, and out on our east bay valleys look for low 70s, as well. of course, remember to fall back. that extra hour of sleep tonight. we will look at an earlier sunrise tomorrow and just over nine hours of daylight. tomorrow the phillies are in town for the raiders, with numbers in the 60s. breezy winds, partly cloudy skies. the accuweather seven-day forecast, still some 70s out there but cooler than we've been. the coolest day of the weekend tomorrow. look for the below average temperatures to continue on monday. tuesday day, wednesday, a little milder and maybe some rain come thursday and friday. i was look at the extended outlook because it's about 14 days out. always, you know, a crapshoot. but look more promising for wet weather. >> all right. sounds good. thank you, lisa. in sports this afternoon, cal hosts arizona state at

memorial stadium. kickoff is the 12:30. and san jose state is in las vegas to play unlc. kickoff there at 1:00. tomorrow the eagles are playing at the coliseum. we have a preview in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. for a rebuilding team like the raiders, sunday's game is huge. they are 3-4. they are playing four sub-.500 teams in a row starting with philly. they can beat the raiders. they would be 4-4 at the halfway mark for only the third time in the past decade. torrell pryor getting better and better. the ohio state product will face the coach that he turned down. chip kelly was at oregon before he took over as the eagles head coach. pryer would have become a duck if not for location. >> oregon is pretty far and my mother likes to watch me play, and obviously i couldn't afford to have her transportation or flights and stuff to get out there. >> it's been a tough year for the cal football team. they are 1-7, trying snap a

six-game losing streak this afternoon in berkeley as they host arizona. cal's biggest problems, by far, on defense. giving up 44 points and 540 yards per game. among the very worst in the country. here the washington huskies scoring on them at will. a couple weeks ago the coach said cal's confidence had definitely been shaken, but his bears has never given up. >> everybody is frustrated, disappointed. but at the same time i think everybody sees a reason to keep working and keep grinding. i think we are all optimistic about the future and about the future saturday. >> friday night football. usc and oregon state. marcus lee back from a knee injury. apparently the beavers don't know it because they don't cover him at all.

cody gesler, the 71-yard touchdown. and allen runs for 143 yards and three touchdowns. usc,, they 3-4 under their interim head coach and now 6-3 overall. the warriors had the night off. back in action tonight against their former assistant coach michael malone, who is now guiding the sacramento kings. the nets hosting miami on a friday night. first quarter, deron williams coast-to-coast. pretty finish with the reverse. nets open up an 11-point lead after three. the heat with a barrage of threes gets back in. wayne wade, mario chalmers and lebron. with 4.7 left, one-point game. heat were down two. chris bosh needed to miss the free throw, but instead he made it. he's so good he can't miss. nets beat miami. 101-100. that hands the heat their second straight loss. freddie couples hasn't won a golf tournament on the tour this year. he's at the schwab cub championship. that's? san francisco. final event of the year.

he's the runner-up four times. trying to finish strong. nice touch from the bunker on 11 to save par. boom-boom has been dealing with neck and back pain, but trying to play through it. a pretty approach here on 16. check out the backspin here. i love it! setting up a birdie. back-to-back 65s. couples leads by two strokes at 12-under par. a reminder, a great college football game in prime time on abc7. both teams the top ten, miami and florida state, and both undefeated. battle in the sunshine state. that's at 5:00. we will have lexus after the game right after that around 8:30. have a great weekend, i'm larry beil. >> and coming up next, oprah cleans house for a good cause. find

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>> what some are calling the garage sale of the century takes place today. hundreds of items belonging to oprah winfrey are being auctioned off at the santa barbara polo club. the idea came after an interior designer told oprah she had too much stuff and it didn't reflect her true style, so now she's cleaning house. nearly 600 items are up for auction. this dates from around 1840. it's called an english lap desk. you would use this in your lap. these items came from her chicago studios. >> good stuff. i wonder about the prices? there are nearly 600 items up for auction. oprah is donating the proceeds to her leadership academy for girls in south africa. easily to fell up a mansion. we are seeing it time and time again. what are we seeing weather-wise? >> cooler temperatures, windy

conditions tonight and partly cloudy skies throughout the entire weekend. we have fog this morning along the coast in san francisco. 66 later on. temperatures where they should be for this time of year. upper 6 tos fremont and san jose. look ahead, remember to fall back tonight. windy tonight, breezy tomorrow, and the cool temperatures continue for the first half of the week. the second half of the week is wet. >> thanks for joining us. abc7 news continues at 8:00 a.m.. "good morning america" is next. my asthma's under control. i don't miss out... you sat out most of our game yesterday! asthma doesn't affect my job... you were out sick last week. my asthma doesn't bother my family... you coughed all through our date night! i hardly use my rescue inhaler at all. what did you say? how about - every day? coping with asthma isn't controlling it. test your level of control at asthma.com,

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